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Israel crosses Litani River as Israeli airstrikes kill eleven in Tyre
Israeli strikes kill 10 in Lebanon, including six paramedics, as ceasefire frays
Israeli airstrikes kill seven in Lebanon despite extended ceasefire.
Israel’s strikes in Lebanon kill 10, including six paramedics, as ceasefire frays under repeated violations
Israeli airstrikes in southern Lebanon killed 10 people, including six paramedics and a child, in the past 24 hours, Lebanon’s health ministry said on Friday, deepening tensions over a fragile 45-day ceasefire brokered by the U.S. The ministry condemned the attacks as violations of international law, while Israel claimed it targeted Hezbollah infrastructure and militants .
Fresh strikes continued into Saturday, with explosions reported in Tyre. An AFP correspondent described two blasts—one on the city’s outskirts and another inside—sending smoke into the air. Local officials used loudspeakers to urge evacuations, as residents faced psychological terror from ongoing bombardment . The attacks occurred despite the ceasefire extension, which remains in effect until mid-July.
Lebanon’s displacement crisis has worsened, with 400,000 children uprooted by the conflict. Many cling to toys as symbols of lost homes, while families await a durable truce to return . Meanwhile, Israel’s military said it would review the paramedics’ deaths, though no timeline was given .
The ceasefire’s fragility underscores broader regional instability, with parallel Israeli operations in Gaza—including strikes on refugee camps—further straining diplomatic efforts. U.S. mediators have yet to comment on the latest violations.
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